tiresomely

Mr. Hazeltine sent his carriage for Mrs. Warner, and short as the drive was it seemed tiresomely long to Dora.

It was not merely that he was constitutionally impatient of delay, but that his nerves were tiresomely on edge just now.

You are always so tiresomely silent, Don, whether you think a thing true or not true.

The pamphlet, though tiresomely minute and long-winded, contained too much pointed truth to be published at the time.

When it slipped tiresomely into the class of work and palled, he threw it aside for something more diverting.